abruptly halted in madison county, montana, after a violent encounter with a local man who was enraged and spewing profanities about where their support vehicle was parked on a snowy access road. boyd says the man identified as brad terrell made death threats and threw the first punch. when he punched me in the face t broke my glasses. reporter: but the sheriff s report doesn t make mention of boyd s claims. the missionaries were arrested, charged with felony assault which carries a 20-year sentence and each slapped with $50,000 bail. terrell has said in published reports he s the victim saying i would love people to see the evidence. stay with us. follow the case and follow the facts. boyd s attorney plans a lawsuit against the county. they didn t even have an opportunity to speak to a lawyer before they were put through their arraignment. i mean, the procedural and constitutional deficiencies here are really, are really quite something. reporter: boyd admits pulling a gun o
in underserved communities desperately need outlets for good education. corey, thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. thank you so much, trace. trace: well, a missionary and his family from north carolina who walked across the country carrying a cross and an american flag had their trip cut short after a serious confrontation with a man in montana. our chief religion correspondent lauren green has more. reporter: jesse boyd profess a heart for jesus and for america. last year, the north carolina native began a walk across the country carrying a cross and an american flag. i was burning for this country. i felt like the lord pressed upon my heart to just pick up a cross, start at the ocean and walk from sea to shining sea. reporter: boyd and a small group that included his 12-year-old son and 18-year-old daughter had logged nearly 5,600 miles when their trek was